0 Likes
I spent a day exploring this pristine casket of natural treasures, cork oaks and granite outcrops in the heart of Sardinia, on the northern border of Barbagia. It holds a precious and fascinating legacy of the Nuragic civilization, a large residential and cultural complex. The village-sanctuary of Romanzesu is located on a plateau in the locality of Poddi Arvu, in the middle of a wood, near the source of the Tirso river. It is part of the territory of Bitti, from which it is 13 kilometers away and extends over seven hectares. All in granite, it includes about one hundred huts, many hidden by trees, and various religious buildings including a well temple, with stepped amphitheater, two megaron, one rectangular, one heeron and a mysterious labyrinth. The first news on the site dates back to 1919: the archaeologist Antonio Taramelli discovered it.
...
Sardinien ist – nach Sizilien – die zweitgrößte Insel im Mittelmeer und bildet mit einigen ihr vorgelagerten Inseln die gleichnamige autonome Region Italiens. Ihre Hauptstadt ist Cagliari.Die Region Sardinien hat eine Fläche von 24.090 km² und 1,65 Millionen Einwohner. Die Ägypter nannten sie Schardana, die Euboier „Ichnoussa“ und die Griechen „Sandalyon“, da ihre Form an einen Fußabdruck erinnert. http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sardinien
